QAbstractListModel and QCustomPlot

[Tobias83]

@SGaist Hello SGaist,

I load the QAbstractlismodel Hardcoreentrymodel with

qmlRegisterSingletonInstance("hardcoresystem", 1, 0, "Hardcoreentrymodel", &entryModel);

and then

QQmlApplicationEngine engine;
engine.load(QUrl(QStringLiteral("qrc:/qt_qml/Main.qml")));
return app.exec();

in the main function. In Main.qml I import hardcoresystem 1.0

Or, what do you mean with architecture?

Tobias

[Bob64]

@SGaist said in QAbstractListModel and QCustomPlot:

A model does not have any visual presence.

I think that's where QCustomPlot comes in. From what I can gather this is an open source add on provided externally to Qt. It seems to be oriented towards QWidgets. There are various discussions in their forum about making it work with QML but QML doesn't appear to be officially supported.

[SGaist]

@Tobias83 More or less that.

I wanted to known how you are planning to use that model (or already using) and associate it with widgets or QML components.

[SGaist]

@Bob64 said in QAbstractListModel and QCustomPlot:

@SGaist said in QAbstractListModel and QCustomPlot:

A model does not have any visual presence.

I think that's where QCustomPlot comes in. From what I can gather this is an open source add on provided externally to Qt. It seems to be oriented towards QWidgets. There are various discussions in their forum about making it work with QML but QML doesn't appear to be officially supported.

Not really no but there might be a misunderstanding somewhere.

So I'll try to clarify:

• Models only provide data and hints. No widgets (or qml visual components for that matter)
• You can have widgets handling models such as QListView and friends but they are not part of the model.

[Bob64]

@SGaist Yes, sorry - you are correct of course. I must admit that I had got more interested in the question about how well QCustomPlot works with QML in the first place. I guess I had assumed that there would be some way to define the plot from a model but you are correct that it is not obvious.

[xiliang-mengqi]

@Bob64 I am doing same work, but I think it is impossible. Because QcustomPlot depends on QWidgets and event loop, but the QML is other thing. In an app, they , event loop and QML, cann't run at same time. It is pity, but you can find other lib to achieve this function or you can try to recode QCustomPlot by QML which is meanful I think.

[Tobias83]

OK, I gave up QCustumPlot und found out that there is QtCharts. I wil try with QtCharts and QML.

Tobias

[SGaist]

You should rather go with Qt Graphs. Qt Charts is also graphics view based although QML is also supported and is being deprecated.

[Tobias83]

@SGaist Hello SGaist,

in QtCharts I can use a model like this

ChartView {
     antialiasing: true
     anchors.fill: parent
     legend.visible: false
     LineSeries {
         VXYModelMapper {
         model: Hardcorechartmodelseries
            xColumn: 0
            yColumn: 1
        }
    }
}

Is there also this opportunity in QtGraphs?

Tobias

[SGaist]

The XYModelMapper is also there.

[Tobias83]

@SGaist I need also some help with QtGraphs: I changed all the "Charts" to "Graphs" in the cmake file and qml file, and in the QAbstractTableModel. The import QtGraphs prompt in QtCreator recognizes the package, but for this

GraphsView {
  antialiasing: true
  anchors.fill: parent
  legend.visible: false
  LineSeries {
    VXYModelMapper {
      model: Hardcorechartmodelseries
      xColumn: 0
      yColumn: 1
    }
  }
}

I get a "unkown component" error in QtCreator for the prompts GraphsView, LineSeries and VXYModelMapper

I have no idea, what wents wrong. The former QtCharts even drawed some graphs.

[SGaist]

Did you change your QML imports as well ?

[Tobias83]

@SGaist Yes, and import QtGraphs is found by QtCreator ...

[Tobias83]

@SGaist I made a seperate issue for this problem in the Qt forum:
qtcreator-errors-with-qtgraphs-qml

Tobias